1. North America flight 1937, on the passage to New York written letter of a Passenger, right half of a sheet of board paper with impression". (Luftschi) ff Hindenburg" with text in english formal language and further Greeting on Hispanic, much of the text is still recognisable and clearly legible, written at the 5.7.37, the text fragments by virtue of straight over Newfoundland with still 500 miles to the goal by 70 miles pro hour at a height of 3000 foot, a note on of the weather". Rather stormy", later investigations by virtue of led the full of suspense air to the sparks and the with Hydrogen filled, at one place probably a little leaking airship burned while landing, in addition to it another part of a letter one others correspondence, likewise aboard written with description the distance and the interesting guests as well the inspection of the ship, both pieces with fire traces and strong by which water for firefighting impaired, a seizable document to the trip, the in this awful Catastrophe ended, the practically the end the airship aviation mattered